These folks are used to getting what they want, but today the only thing they're getting is arrested. Here are five cases of cops versus the dumbest Karens who were never told no as a child. Number five, officers watch a grown woman throw a tantrum and then do this. On November 12th, 2025, officers on patrol spotted a vehicle speeding past them at nearly double the posted limit. Here's what happened when they finally caught up with the driver. >> Get out of your car. [music] [singing] >> What? >> Step out of your car. >> What? >> Step out of your car. >> Are you going to arrest me? Foot's on pretty 1552 >> 1552 >> I'm 1050 Papa X-ray Mike Zulu 95 be just west of the Dollar General. >> Hey 15. I got one refusing to get out of the car. 35. >> Step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car. Step out of your car. >> Are you at County Road 21? >> 1552. I'm just west of County Road 21 on State Road 20. Ma'am, let me see your driver's license. Ma'am, I'm about to break your window. Get out of the car. Ma'am, step out of the car. Give me your driver's license and get out of your car now. Let me see it. Provide it outside of the window now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Despite being caught driving 100 mph in a 50 zone, the suspect still manages to make a remark that catches officers offguard. >> Step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car now. >> Can you speak in English? I don't think you can hear me. >> Step out of the car. >> No, no, no. There's a Can you hear him? >> I don't know who you're talking to. >> Do you hear this person talking to me? >> I work with the sheriff's office. Get out of the car. >> You're being You're being stopped. Get out of the car. criminal and he's >> get out of the car. >> The officer is assaulting me. >> Get out of the car now. >> No. If you want Okay. You want to talk to him? >> Open the door. >> Mom, he's talking right now. >> Open the door. >> See what he's saying? >> Open the door and get out. >> Get out of the car. >> You're driving 100 miles hour, 50 m. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. >> Get out. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of >> If we have to ask you again, we're going to we're going to break your windows and we're going to pull you out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> I said no. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> We're going to have to rip her out of the car. >> With a suspect continuing to argue while repeatedly laying on the horn. Officers reach the point where they've had enough and decide to step in. >> Get out. Hey, I have rights to do out of the car. >> No, I'm an American citizen. >> She's refusing to get out. She's verbal. >> She hasn't left. We're going to break. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Break the window. Now break the window. >> Yeah. Back. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> No. >> Get out of the car. Do not touch me. >> Get away from me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You're getting tased. >> Get out of the car. You're getting tased. Stop. Don't cut her arm. Perry. >> I'm a girl. >> Do not touch me. >> I'm a girl. >> If you don't get out of the car, we're going to tase you. >> How am I supposed to move my arm? >> Sit back. >> Don't push me. Sit back. >> Let go for a second. >> Yeah, you got a new car. Congratulations. >> Get out now. >> Take off. >> Get out now. >> Yeah. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't >> get out of the car. >> No, don't do that. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car now. >> Come on. under arrest. >> I got it. >> How? >> I told you you're under arrest. >> No, you're a criminal. >> They say you're a criminal. >> Are they even filming this? >> Let's get her up out of the road. Stand up. Stand up. Now restrained and seated in the back of the police vehicle, the suspect still can't resist giving officers more attitude. >> What are you going to do? Take off my shoes. >> No, this one. Sit down. >> I don't know how to sit down. >> Sit down. Get in the car. >> I'm stupid. I don't know how to sit down. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in car. We're done. >> Oh, you >> Hello, sir. >> Hello. >> For your service. >> Thanks. Yeah, she she she grabbed me by my arm and threw my arm. Sounds like battery. What an absolute idiot. >> Are you there? >> Hello. >> Hello. Are you there? Hello. Piggy piggy piggy. Are you there? Are you Hello. Fine. With a trip to jail underway, the suspect suddenly drops the attitude and starts having a more reasonable conversation with the officers. >> Miss Jenna, >> can you hear me? >> Can you hear me better now? >> Yes. >> Hey, so have you ever been arrested before? For what? >> For what? >> Yeah. >> Uh, one time I hit my mom. >> So battery. >> Huh? >> Like a battery? They said it. >> Yeah. Battery is like battery is like the physical touching of someone else. >> So yeah. Anything else or no? >> I think it was like petty theft at one point. >> Okay. >> So today um obviously you're being you're you're placed under arrest. You're you're being charged with resisting with violence, which is a thirdderee felony, and then you're being charged with just the speeding, the 50 miles per hour over. Okay. >> You got any questions for me? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Can I ask you a question? >> No problem. >> Why Why didn't you want to get out of the car? >> Well, cuz I knew I was going to get arrested. >> Okay. >> I didn't get into an accident. >> No, you didn't get into an accident. >> No, sir. >> Nope. 15. >> How how far were you driving that fast? >> How far? Just saying. >> No, like when you were at you were at 100 miles an hour. >> Yeah. >> How like how far were you driving at 100 miles >> driving? I don't get the question. >> At at 100 miles an hour, what's the distance you traveled >> to St. >> No, you're coming from Gainesville, right? >> Exactly. >> So on State Road 20, >> huh? >> On This is State Road 20. >> Okay. So on State Road 20PS. >> Okay. So were you driving 100 miles per hour for a really long time? >> I don't really care. They're going to arrest me anyway. So I don't >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> Following the incident, the suspect ultimately faced charges for resisting arrest with violence along with speeding well beyond the legal limit. Number four. Karen tries to intimidate the cops. Instantly regrets it. On February 26th, 2025, officers responded to calls from a residential neighborhood after reports of a woman openly vandalizing property in the area. Here's what unfolded when officers arrived on the scene. >> Yeah. I'm cleaning the windows and I hear this screaming and yelling and then cursing. It's like that's her cuz I'd seen her walk out. >> So, he's walking up with that woman. >> Yeah. She's ripping out like plants and stuff and all of like the >> Is she still there or >> No, she just confronted like my next door neighbor >> and was yelling and saying that >> sameap. Okay. >> And then she has like a very active Facebook and when you were here you weren't here this morning. Witnesses tell the officers the woman had been causing chaos, damaging plants, and arguing with neighbors. It didn't take long for officers to track her down. >> Olgo, what are you doing? >> 131. >> Put the shrubbery down. >> Yes. >> What are you doing? >> Nothing. I'm just walking around my property. What do you do? >> Why are you ripping out shrubs over there? Because Mexicans ruined escape. >> Okay. You know you can't be doing that, right? >> What are you going to do? Tease me again? >> I'm not trying to I'm not teasing you, Olga. >> Yes. You going to arrest me? No. >> What are you going to do? What are you going to do? >> Olga, I just spoke to Jordan >> and >> Okay. >> What Jordan has to do with it? Who is Jordan? >> Your your husband. >> Of course I am. >> I don't see it. Start. It is Oka. >> Who is Jordan? >> Jordan's your husband. >> Donna called you. >> No, Jordan. >> Who called you? >> The HOA saw you ripping out shrubs. >> I'm not ripping. I'm clipping. This is a difference. What's your name? >> Officer Barker. What is your name? Officer. >> Officer Barker. There is a difference between ripping and clipping. Do you know what is the difference between ripping and clipping? >> Why? Why are you taking those off? Why are you clipping those? >> Do you know officer clipping those? >> Kalan. >> Callahan. This says Callahan. Yes. >> Officer Kalahan. So what is your name? Are you wearing somebody's else uniform? >> No. No. My new name is Officer Barker. >> Oh, your new name is Kalahan or your new name is Barker? >> My new name is Barker. >> Barker/calahhan. Are you divorced? >> No, I'm I just got married. >> You just got married? Yes. >> There is a difference between clipping and ripping. What is the difference in English language? >> How did you cook those >> between how did you cook those >> with my teeth? Officer Kalahan. >> So with HOA if that's supposed to be there and if she's >> Do you know that is a common property that I pay tax? >> Officer Kalahan, can you listen to me? From the get-go, the suspect meets the officers with an aggressive approach, but she'll soon find out that the officers are not there to play any of her games. >> Do you know that this is a common property that I pay taxes for? >> Okay, >> officer Kalahan. >> Okay, >> just follow my eyes, please. >> Do you know that this is a common property? >> Yeah, hold on to it. >> Stay away from me. Relax. >> I'm just going to entertain you for a second. >> Drop it right now. Let go of it. Let go of it. >> Drop it. >> Let go. Let go. Let go of it. >> Your mother. So is you. Officer Kalahan. >> Are you threatening me? >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. Great. Thank you. >> Why are you putting handcuffs on me? >> Don't do that. Don't >> Why you putting handcuffs on me? >> Stop. Why you beat If you bite me, >> what are you doing? Why are you doing that? Red me up. >> Why are you trying to bite her? >> Okay. Don't don't do that. >> I'm breaking my arm. If >> you don't stop, I will dry stun you. You understand? >> Give me your other arm. Put your arm behind your back. >> Now do exact do exactly exactly what was said. >> My name is Officer Washington. >> Okay, officer Washington. Welcome to the party. >> Relax. Just relax. You need to relax. >> Okay. >> Let's just pat her. Let's put her up. >> Sit on her butt. There you go. >> Despite being apprehended, the suspect shows no sign of backing down, continuing her aggressive behavior, even with officers in control. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. >> Let go of it. It doesn't matter. Let go of it and stop. >> This is my back. >> It's going with you. >> My back. >> Listen. Listen. >> You're going to tease me because I want my back. This is my back. >> You are currently under arrest. >> Listen. >> For what? >> You are currently under arrest. >> For what? >> And you need to >> read my rights. >> Sure. >> Read my rights. >> If you bite one of those eyes, >> listen. Listen, I'm required to warn you before you make any statement that you have the following constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. The statement you must you must be freely involved. I if you cannot afford an attorney, you are entitled to the presence of representation of an attorney of your choice before you make any statements during any kind of questions. If at any time during the interview you do not wish to answer any questions, you are privileged to remain silent. Understand your constitutional right? Okay. Please, I don't want to hurt your mouth. >> Okay. >> This is going with me, right? >> Yes, it is. >> Everything is going with you. This is your property. >> You just wrote the rights to whom you want to do. You want to go to the psychiat? >> I want to go to the police station directly. >> Let's go there. For what? >> For what? I'm arrested for >> they will let you know what you're arrested for. I came afterwards. >> Okay. I'm I'm trying to calm down the situation. Okay. With a with a what? That electronic device you're wearing. Where are we going? >> We're going to the police station. >> You're racist. >> I'm white. >> Are you racist? >> And you were about to use the teaser on a white woman. >> Oh, I'm >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, how >> you were about to use a teaser on a white woman? >> Get on your feet. Her aggression and vulgar language don't let up, but it quickly becomes clear she picked the wrong moment and the wrong officers to push her luck. >> Am I going my knees? >> Oh, I don't have >> Hey, stop. Stop. >> Stop it. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> My bags. >> Walk right now. Let's go. Enough is enough. >> My bags. >> Enough is enough. >> I try really hard to be reasonable. >> I try very hard to suck you off your back. >> Get inside the car. >> No, no, no. >> Hold on. Let me take this out. >> Why? >> Cuz I said so. That's why. >> Oh, really? >> Stop. >> Leave me alone. The hair is not >> Stop. Your mother is your >> Where you taking me to? Second hospital. >> Yes. >> Take my stuff. >> So, because I know like HOA pays for that and stuff like that. Who would I get in contact with about >> Donna at the office? >> Can you give her a phone call and see if she can come over here? We just want to see if she wants to uh prosecute for >> Okay. Yeah. Let me get construction done cuz I don't know how much it going to cost to replace. >> Second time today. >> Yeah. >> Also, >> she cut one of the uh the officers in the leg. She's got a pretty big cut with the shears that she was cutting. >> Hey, D. She was ripping out the that's the uh the trellis that the plants attached to. You just hear that? She just >> Okay. She took that with her. >> She was carrying it over to here >> and you guys found it over here. >> By the end of the encounter, her behavior leaves her facing serious charges, including felony criminal mischief, making threats of serious bodily harm, resisting arrest with violence and battery on law enforcement. Number three, she turned a minor violation into major trouble. On October 23rd, 2024, officers on patrol spotted a driver traveling without a seat belt and initiated a traffic stop. Here's what happened once they made contact with a driver. >> How's it going? >> It's going. >> You ain't had your seatelt on. I watched you put it on. You riding down the road without a seat belt on. You got your ID with you? >> No, I need >> Huh? >> What do you want, boy? >> Do what? >> What do you want? >> Who what you call me? I said, "Aren't you officially Floyd?" >> No, I'm not Floyd. I'm Nef. >> That's Floyd. >> Nope, that ain't Floyd. >> One of you. I guess somebody in my produc My truck I stole. >> Yeah. >> Anyways, that and I got a little >> What is all that stuff? >> This is hardware. >> Hardware? >> Yeah. I >> The green boxes. >> Yeah. Nuts and bolts. >> Oh. Okay. >> I pick up stuff and flip it and buy that stuff cost and stuff. That was >> Where did you get those from? >> Huh? Okay. >> But that's the real reason you pul me over cuz I seen you follow me for >> You ain't got your seat belt on. >> No, I seen y'all follow me since unit. >> It's like that sometimes to get back up and stuff. >> We always back each other up unit. >> I ain't silly. I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing. >> Me, too. >> Okay. Truck belong to you? >> Yes. >> Got insurance on it? >> Yes. >> Where's your card at? insurance card. >> Hey, I'm I'm getting pulled over. I am pulled over. I'm just sitting here with an officer. >> I need your insurance card. >> I got to go. They got I got to have my insurance card. I got to go. Love you. The suspect quickly tries to slip her seat belt on and launches into a long explanation to stall, but the officers already know exactly what she's trying to pull. >> And my insurance is a great insurance. Verify my insurance is valid. My tag is valid. My license is valid. How long you on paper to? For >> six years. >> You guys have been going back to Texas to do the six years. >> Ain't no you guys. >> You did it. >> I didn't do anything but get my truck stolen. And because I was stressed out over my truck being stolen, I got reported to the probation officer that I appeared to be flapped out. Try not to be treated without your phone and money and everything all day long. >> It ain't got nothing to do with us. So he ain't mess with you. >> And then nobody's done anything to that boy. He's out there working grocery outlet and he went and stole my truck and he hasn't had nothing to my generator and my truck. >> First I'm hearing about it. >> I don't know nothing about all that. Hie talkie talkie. >> You want to step out over there? Go ahead. Step out for us. >> I know I have the right to say no. >> Here. Stay back here. But if a dog runs around and he alerts me, you can't say. >> They'll always say he alerts, no matter what. You have an empty bag and you alert him. I'm trying to make it step over here. With the suspect already outside the car, officers call in the canine unit and the sight of the dog instantly throws her into a frenzy. He wants to check your car today. Oopsy. What are you stopping for? Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Top seeek. Top seeek. Top seeek. I ain't got nothing on me. I'm sober as a judge. I'm just trying to make a honest living. Y'all are hindering us. I don't care if anybody's trying to be honest. >> Look, it's not our fault you don't have a normal job like everybody else. It's your fault for being a a criminal. >> I'm a criminal. You got a very long criminal history and it's your fault that you're in the shape you're in, not ours. So stop your >> crime. Strapping is a criminal history. >> It's obvious crime doesn't pay cuz look where you are. >> Stand over. He ain't told you to move. You're not going to do this. >> Search my vehicle. >> Well, we're fixing the searches. So get over it. >> He didn't sit down in the grass. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. You not understand English? Illegal, sir. >> Seeing her sudden outburst, officers step in to regain control before things spiral further. While nearby officers uncover something inside the vehicle that makes the situation even more serious. >> Sit down or go in handcuffs. It don't make a difference to me. Doesn't matter to me either CUZ I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> GET OFF the phone. Driving without A SEAT BELT. >> I THAT'S A A SEAT BELT TICKET. Don't grab me. >> I'M CALLING. I'M STOPPED. >> I didn't do anything to y'all. I didn't do a thing to y'all. >> Your behavior, >> Mom. >> Your behavior is dictating what's happening to you now. >> You want to go down that road? Just keep on going down the road. >> Traffic stop. >> All of this because of that. >> We're doing our job. >> Yeah. You're acting like a child. That's what is what you're supposed to do for people. >> Well, maybe you should have gone to the academy. >> Threw you on the ground. >> Threw yourself on the ground. >> Mom, >> five cameras running. Nobody. >> Mom, DO YOU SEE WHAT THEY'RE DOING? >> She can't hear you. I hung it up. Stay on the ground. >> She can hear me. >> She can't. I hung the phone up. She can't hear. >> Yeah, BECAUSE YOU DON'T CARE. YOU DON'T WANT ANYBODY TO KNOW WHAT'S going on. YOU DON'T WANT >> I don't care. Everything I do is on camera. I don't care. >> You don't want people to see. That's what this is. >> Okay. 152 mile 142. Is this a >> Yeah, it's under a seat. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Despite being detained, she continues trying to talk her way out while blaming officers for the situation, though they quickly shut down her attempts to dodge responsibility. >> Dog didn't alert on anything. >> Okay. >> I didn't see him. I >> You were over here. How you going to see the passenger side? >> Allowed to go over there. Y'all wouldn't let me. >> I'll tell you. He alerted. Okay. I've been doing this >> a lot of things, y'all. I tell people all the time that they have something that they don't have. >> I'm not lying to you, okay? I've done this job for 21 years and I'm not lying. >> Been a K9 handler for over 10, operated several dogs, trained several dogs. The dog gave me an alert >> and I have people in my vehicle all the time saying my vehicle I just >> Well, that's fine. >> And I don't know what's in it. >> So, I said, you know, I don't want to SEARCH CUZ I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING. But I don't know what they have in my truck. Well, >> can I get up? >> No. >> Your behavior, the way you're acting, you're better off right there. Cuz if you get up and you start acting a fool, then you're going to be on the ground cuz I'll push your to the ground. >> I know you will. Y'all don't have a problem doing that. Can I stand up? >> No, just stay right there for right now. >> At least get off the hill. >> Crawl over there and then get back down on the ground. >> Embarrassing. Well, you started >> did this. Y'all didn't. >> We How did we >> How did we do this? A seat belt. >> How did we do that? >> You followed me from sky and stalk me from >> Were you driving without a seat belt? >> Seat belt. >> Were you driving without a seat belt? >> Did we? >> All of this because seat belt. >> Listen. Listen to me. It's not us. You're the one that decided to put a motor vehicle on the road and not wear a seat belt. >> You got stopped for it. You started with an attitude and that's why you got in the No, >> didn't start with an attitude. Really? >> I didn't. But y'all had no right. >> Well, we just put you in cuffs because you were just here. >> I had no right to search my vehicle. Just And the dog alert on the outside of my vehicle didn't give you the right to search. >> Yeah, it does. Per US Supreme Court, it does. And per US Supreme Court, I have the right to run a dog around a vehicle when it's easily or readily accessible to the public. And he just brought a pipe out of the car. >> He did not. Officers make it clear she's the one responsible for where things have landed. And before long, they receive an update from her probation officer. That only makes matters worse. >> Imagine that. You have anything on you? No. >> Did you hide anything on you at all? >> I don't have anything. I didn't I haven't told you. I have not been using didn't know that thing was up underneath. >> If a female comes here and searches you, that's one thing. But if they don't if they can't get a female to come here and search you and they do decide to take you to jail, listen, it's an automatic extra charge. You cross that door. So, >> I don't have anything. I didn't know that was underneath my seat. >> Just get over here. >> I won't run after you. >> If you run, >> he will make you run after me. I'm just telling you if you do decide to run, you take fate into your own hands by his jaws. >> All right. Your probation officer said that um you walked out on a test on them. >> I already have a transfer to Texas. >> Well, he said he got that they got you off got you from Texas and regardless he said part of your conditions no alcohol illegal. You're the only one in the truck. The truck belongs to you. Yeah, >> I didn't know that was under there. >> Well, you're going to be charged with BP. >> So, ride around with people that >> Okay. >> We're not calling anybody right now. >> Do you not remember the attitude you had from the start? >> Yeah, because it was a seat belt. Like I have people depending on >> and now it's been a felony VOP. >> I have the people depending on me to bring them dinner and stuff. I needed to make it to the scrap guard. >> Okay. Do you have anything on you or in you that's going to get you in trouble? No. >> Okay. Cuz when we get to the jail, if you bring anything inside the sally port or anything beyond that point, you will get charged with another felony. Do you understand? >> Okay. Do you have anything on you? All right, let's go. >> With the facts established and statements confirming what happened, officers determine it's time to take the suspect in and close out the scene. What? It's a string, >> you think? Okay. >> Can you please just call my dad? He's got He's on >> I'm not going to call anybody right this second. >> He's on social security disability. Cannot afford a tow truck to you. >> Well, that that's not my problem, honestly. Sit down in there. >> Probation officer. I talked to him. He said that she's been a thorn in his side. She walked out on a test and she's got in the truck. We'll go. So >> see here tell me she she just used a couple days ago. >> His literal word thorn in my side >> and she just went stupid on us. >> We had to put her in handcuffs cuz she kept pulling away. So I don't Are you taking the case number and I'll do the VOP or what? I can't. Okay. >> I found a pipe. >> Well, I had to forcefully grab her arm. >> Have her step back out. Uh you secondary search his car when she dumps the shither. We'll back the floor out. >> You grab her back out. Yeah, we'll just pull back. >> Step out of the car. Krista, >> stand right here. >> Just stay right there. >> Huh? >> No, they searching what I would explain to you. I just searched that vehicle. Anything in there from this point on belongs to you. >> Okay, good. >> When the investigation finally wraps up, the suspect is left facing charges for violating parole, resisting arrest without violence, and possession of illegal substances. Number two, this traffic stop took a wild turn. On March 28th, 2025, officers on patrol spotted a vehicle committing several traffic violations while driving recklessly through the area. Here's what happened when officers finally caught up with the driver. >> Get out of your way. You scared me. I I swear to God, I thought you were trying to tell me to get out of the way. >> I'm so sorry. >> You can roll down the window. >> Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Yeah. >> Yeah. What'd you put in the center? >> I'm sorry. Sure. >> Uh back windows. Yeah. >> Right there in the center. What' you put? >> I I didn't do anything. I just put I I just pulled over. >> Okay. All right. Do you have your license on you? >> Huh? >> Yeah. You have your license for proven? >> I'm not going to I'm not going to lie to you. I >> put the vehicle in park. >> Sure. Yeah. Sure. Sure. Sure. >> I turned it off. >> Can I just call my son's father, please? >> Can you turn it off for me? >> Sure. >> So, >> can I just call my son's father? Can I have your license first? >> My license is not valid right now. I'm not going to lie to you. >> Okay. And I just want to call my son's father. Let him know what's going on. That's all. Okay. >> I understand all this. But first, >> my ID. >> Yes. Driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> Thank you. >> Um the insurance I just have to call him for it cuz I don't have >> Is your license suspended? That's what it is. >> It is. Yes. >> Okay. How bad is it? >> It's just suspended. >> Okay, >> that's that's got. You said no weapons or anything crazy in the car? >> No. >> Gotcha. Do you mind if we check? >> I don't have any weapons. No, it's not my car, but it I mean I don't have any weapons for sure. >> Okay. So, do you mind if we check or not? >> Neil, I just got pulled over. They're asking me if they can search the car. >> Do you have the registration? >> Um, yeah. He they're asking for the registration and the insurance and I don't have it. >> It's fixed 51. >> Okay. The the registration he's saying is lost, but he can send me the proof of insurance. >> Okay. If he can send you that. Um just give it to me whenever you're ready. >> Uh oh, I turned it off. I have to turn it on a little bit. >> No, he's asking. No, he's at he was checking the tent on the car. I don't know if the I don't I didn't think the tent was too dark. >> Officers quickly notice how nervous the suspect seems and they waste no time confronting her about the way she was driving. >> It's factory tent. Yeah. >> Is that what it is? A tent. >> Hey, let me send you the insurance card. >> Insurance the registration, please. >> Yeah, he doesn't have the registration, but the insurance he's sending to me. >> Okay, cool. It's been progressive. It's off my app. So, >> oh, I'm just grabbing the noodles. I was so excited to tell you about these noodles. These Rick Ross noodles. >> I'm so sorry. It It just turned on because he hung up. >> Where are you going? >> Uh, to be honest with you, right back to this laundry mat right here where my laundry is at to go finish switching it over. >> I got you. >> Yep. >> So, we know um why we stopped here or no? I honestly thought that you were trying to get me to get out of your way cuz you were on your way to somebody. Truthfully, I otherwise I don't know. No, sir. >> So, the reason we stopped you is I don't know what you were doing at the plaza back there, but whenever you come out of the plaza, right? Just >> You mean the lady that I just bumped into? >> Just let me finish talking. You could go. Okay. So, whenever you're coming out of that plaza, you have to stop. Treat it as a stop sign pretty much. And then you can turn also. >> You mean the You mean the the liquor store right there? Right. Just just listen. Okay. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> When you come out of the plaza, right? You see the two yellow lines, >> right? >> Make that left instead of stop. That's why we stopped here. >> Okay. Understood. Oh, I'm here. >> So, and before you stop, I don't know what you're doing. You just maintain your lane. I love you. >> Now, I was actually I was telling my husband about these noodles that I was so excited to show him. I swear to God. I know that's stupid, but there we go. Okay. >> See, literally I I literally said I'm sorry. Lemon pepper chicken. He said, "Yum." I literally was sending him a text about the noodles. >> Sure. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Text you like >> I was going to say I'll turn off the the the auto rotate. That way it doesn't bother you like going back and forth. With a stop dragging on, her nerves are written all over her face and she starts explaining how everything in her life seemed to go wrong leading up to this encounter. >> This is your husband's car. >> Yes. >> Oh, a charging box. >> We've been together 16 years. We got a 10-year-old and well, a 19-year-old that is his before we were together. So, just keep in mind that um you might want to tell him he either has to get a copy of the registration or try to find it and just keep it on the >> I will leave this car here and walk to the laundry mat. >> I'm sorry. >> Yeah, it's not. He knows that it's missing. He told me that it was. >> I promise you. He told me that it was. >> Hear me out. >> I will gladly get out and walk to the laundry mat. You can take my keys. >> Just listen. All right. >> So, find the registration. Keep it in the glove box because you can actually get a ticket for not having your registration. >> Understood. >> Okay. >> So, just hang out for a minute and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Now, I'm not going to lie to you. You know, I know you know that I know my license is suspended and I shouldn't be driving. I have a child at home. I will hand you the keys and get out and walk if it means that I don't end up going to jail. Please. >> How terrible is your license? It's suspended from 2020 from I have to I have to get I have to do like four different classes in order to be able to get it back. And I truly and he told me just let him go to get the laundry. And I said, "No, you just got home from work. I'll get it. It's fine. It's only right down the street." Because literally we are staying right down the street in the laundry. The bubbles laundry mat. Well, as terrible as it sounds, it was a from a DUI. Mind you, please let me explain. I was not behind the wheel. I was not driving. It said DUI impairment only. I was at my ex-girlfriend's house in her driveway. We were smoking a cops pulled up into the driveway. I had my keys in my hand. That is the truth. The whole truth and nothing but the truth. So, help me God. >> Listen, I like I'm just >> No, no, no. I'm just saying like that's my luck. That's my life. So, >> I got you. >> The suspect eventually complies and steps out of the car, though, her shaky demeanor shows just how rattled she is. >> If you don't mind, um, if if you could just get out the car for me real quick. We'll just finish out at the back here. >> Yeah, sure. That's taking me to jail. >> I I I've never sat down. >> You don't have >> I just said, you know, I No, no, I don't have any weapons on here. Just stand right in front of my car. Okay. >> So, for the future, uh, you might have to stand right here. >> Sure. >> For the future, I understand you're just trying to go to your >> the laundry mat. I don't want my clothes to get thrown away. >> Yeah. Just get a ride. Get someone else. >> Walk. I will give you my keys. I will walk. I swear to God. You can you can tow my car. >> Did you listen to what I said? >> Walk. Get a ride. Yes, sir. >> I never said that. I said for the future. >> I'm sorry. I'm just Neil, I'm talking to the officer. I'm not going to be rude. I'll call you back in just a minute. I'm sorry. I'll call you back. I mean, I love you. >> He would He worries he would just keep calling me if I didn't answer. I'm so sorry. >> Consider me terrified. Consider me terrified. Please. You can tow my car if it means I can walk to that laundry mat and go home to my son tonight. I swear to God. Please >> sure. Just hold on. Checking all your information and all that. It's just one lady warrants or anything like that. >> She takes a minute. All right. >> The K9 alert seals the situation and officers now have enough to send the suspect on her way. This time straight to jail. >> Sir, I didn't give you guys permission to search. I'll explain it to you. I'll explain it. >> But it's not my car though. Why do I get something so much? >> That's fine. Just listen. Listen to what I'm explaining to you. Okay. So, you saw the dog go around the car, correct? You saw that. That's an K9. Okay. What that means is that dog has logged >> thousands of training hours on being able to detect even the smallest odor of Okay. Our body we mean anything higher than >> uh just be careful with needles or something. >> Yeah. >> What do you need me to do? continue searching or >> hey you guys female to do the full on search boys. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Yes, my boy. Turn off real quick. Turn around. You're just being detained. All right. Keep your hands like that. Don't move your hands. >> You're just being detained. All right. >> Figs. Yeah. Gloves. >> You're good. Turn around. Just hang tight on the car. You have anything on your person? >> Nothing. >> Anything at all? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Anything stuffed anywhere? >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't even have underwear on. >> You're good. You're good. With a confirmation from the K-9 unit, the officers now have everything they need to send the suspect to jail. And >> the reason you are detained right now is because whatever they >> car whatever, not necessarily that, right? The reason you're detained in handcuffs right now, right? There's a little bit of a difference. All right? You're detained for a traffic stop, right? It means you're not free to leave. reason you're detained in handcuffs right now is because whatever they found in that vehicle, whether it's or something like that or something else, they indicated to me that they did find something, right? Which means you are detained in handcuffs right now. Okay. >> Okay. >> And then once they're done, they'll come explain it what's going on with the car and stuff like that to you. Okay. Hey, >> don't want fall out the bottom of it. >> Can you open your mouth? Can you lift your head up for me? Thank you. >> Um, do you have anything on you that's going to poke or stick me? >> No, ma'am. >> No. Go ahead and stand up. >> 40 or 40. >> Okay. >> Uh, right or left side, Serge? >> Huh? >> Right or left? >> Nail the laundry. the laundry up the street. >> How many more? How many more? >> Uh uh >> have a seat. We'll take care of >> the the the >> Have a seat. >> Things are into the the pockets are in front of the >> We'll let him talk to you in a second. Just kidding. Give me a second, man. >> In the end, the suspect was charged with failure to comply with traffic rules, driving with a suspended license, and possession of multiple illegal substances. Number one woman's excuse left the officers speechless. Then they arrested her. On February 13th, 2025, officers responded to a local subway after staff reported a woman caused a scene inside the store after being denied service and then refused to leave. Here's what happened when officers stepped in. >> Hello. >> Hi. How's it going? M. >> What's your permit number? My name's Officer Jones of Farmington Police Department. We were dispatched to an unwant unwanted subject. >> Yeah, that's right. >> Are you wanting her trespassed or just if she leaves like no trespass? >> Yeah, my manager just called and she said that when she needs to leave and stuff. She said if they give you any problems, they just call you guys. >> Okay. >> All right. Let me talk to her and see if she'll want to go on her own accord. If not, are you okay with us trespassing her? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. different number. >> Hi, ma'am. So, my name's Officer Jones of the Farmington Police Department. I do recognize you. Uh seen you before uh over there at Waterburger. Here's the deal. Um >> Waterburger. >> Yes. One night you were over there. Um it was a while ago, but here's the deal. They just want you to leave the property. So, they said if you get up on your own accord and walk away that they're not going to trespass you from the property. Okay? I want to be trespassed and I need to get the permit number to the >> permit. So he's not required to give you a permit number. >> I have to put that on my report. I'm from the the corporate office had me come out here cuz they had some grievance of uh discrimination or something like that. >> Well, you're going to have to request that through your corporate line either through >> trespass affidavit. His district manager was upset and seeing me connected to a court case with someone else. >> So I just need to get the trespass. >> Okay. We'll give you a trespass notice since you're basically requesting that at this point. Um, and it then you'll just have to be on your way. Okay. >> No, that's fine. >> All right. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> What's your permit number? >> He doesn't have to provide that to you. That to me doesn't even >> I'm told this is a this place is not even operator. It's a some type of sanitation problem. They said they found some something in the food and someone that worked here reported it. giving you licenser credentials to provide the for the mystery shop >> for anything for what whatever you're claiming. >> The suspect argues she has official business inside the store. But when asked for proof, her patience disappears faster than anyone expected. >> It had to be in court. All I can do is have you subpoena. You have a business card cuz I'm a mystery shopper. >> I'll give you a business card, too. >> Okay. >> And I have to get the permit number and close me on. So, they're typing up your trespass notice. Once it comes back, we'll issue you the notice and you'll have to leave the property. Okay. >> Okay. >> Have you found information about me being a sexually assaulted? >> Can you just sit down? Can you just sit down? >> Why? >> Because I'm instructing you to. It's very simple. As a law enforcement officer, >> have you found any? What are you doing? >> I'm telling you to sit down and you're not sitting down. >> Sit down. I can walk when I want to. My leg is cramping up. You going to What? You're going to grab me or something? >> Go sit down. You must be out your mind. You can't tell me to go sit down. The police officer tell me you buck it up to me. >> Go sit down. >> Jared, do you see it? >> I'm [gasps] being very calm and collected. My eyes, you know, I stood up because I can't. I'm a grown person. You don't me like that. Like >> there's other people inside of here. >> I don't care. I'm walking around because I got medical. Arrest me. >> I will arrest you for disorderly [laughter] for disorderly conduct. >> SIT DOWN. GO GET THE TRESPASS AFFIDAVIT and give me your business card. I'm get telling you to sit down. >> You're not going to TELL ME TO SIT DOWN. I'M WALKING AROUND BECAUSE OF MY LEGS ARE CRAMPING UP. I HAVE MEDICAL BOOTS ON. WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM? >> You got a problem. YOU'RE NOT A POLICE OFFICER. YOU'RE A GANG. YOU'RE A COP, RIGHT? >> I see your face on a sexual offense. I already know who the you are. >> Don't buck up to me and tell me to ever sit down. I'm with a quarter. I'm a attorney. >> Are you guys bothered by this? >> And I need permit number so I can report this cuz this business not supposed to be here. Hello, sir. >> Are you guys bothered by this? Is this bothering you? >> Go get the trespass and I'll be >> You want to be a victim of disorderly conduct? Yes. >> Thank you. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, you must BE AT YOUR >> Go get the trespass affidavit. You are not. >> What you going to do? The suspect's crude behavior shocks everyone present, but officers quickly make it clear they won't tolerate the disruption. >> Can you come back in here? We're going to make a 15 for disorderly. >> Oh, please. YOU'RE WALKING AROUND HERE. I GOT MEDICAL BOOTHS. YOU MUST BE A FOOL. I got medical boost. I'm 51 years old and YOU WANT TO PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. LOOK AT >> I DON'T WANT TO. YOU GOT A GUN. >> I gave you multiple opportunities. >> This This is not even what you I DON'T HAVE A GUN ON ME. I DON'T HAVE A WEAPON ON ME. YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN. Get fast enough for David. I'm walking around cuz my leg is spasm up and he talking about grabbing me. >> So, put your hands behind your back. >> I need to get the trans. I got >> Come on. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're going to get a resistance. >> No, I'm not. You need to stop. >> Stop. Do not grab me like that. >> You're supposed to use my gun. >> Stop. You grabbing me. >> Hey, let's throw it to the ground. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop doing that on the front. >> Ma'am, you are not complying. >> Relax. >> You kidnapping me from what you What are you doing? You talk to me. >> Stop. Relax. >> I need medical. I got it. >> I need medical. >> Okay, we will GET YOU. >> HURT MY BACK. >> WE WILL get you. I GOT A MEDICAL BAND THAT I JUST GOT AT THE HOSPITAL YESTERDAY. 4306. I'm having heart pitation. >> Okay. I'm going to get medical for you. >> We need a supervisor for a level two. Of course, try to grab your gun. >> Let's get 55. >> And can we get 55? Not 10. >> You hurt my wrist. >> Ma'am, can we sit you up? You just [laughter] THREW ME ON THE FLOOR. MY BACK IS a spasm in my legs. I CAN'T EVEN WALK RIGHT NOW. >> OKAY, let's get you up. Are you okay to stand up? >> No. >> Okay, it's over now. >> I need the ambulance. >> I can't stand up. It was over with. >> Now restrained on the ground, most would expect her to calm down, but instead she launches into a long angry rant directed straight at the officers. >> We're going to pull you to your side. Okay. >> My arm. You just messed with my wrist. I can't. IT'S SWOLLEN RIGHT NOW. IT'S SORE. >> MA'AM, we're going to roll you over. >> You can't. BUT WHAT? I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. >> MA'AM, you have several charges right now. >> SEVERAL WHAT KIND OF CHARGES? You just SAID THEY DIDN'T WANT TO TRESPASS ME. I ASKED YOU to trespass me so I CAN TURN THIS IN WITH MY REPORT. AND THEN I'M GETTING UP CUZ MY >> Let's get on your side, MAN. >> MY LEGS CRAMPING. I JUST GOT OUT THE HOSPITAL FOR THAT. I CARRY A LOT OF BAGS and you just THREW ME DOWN. >> OKAY. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> ALL RIGHT. WELL, we were >> You just messed up. >> Yeah, YOU JUST MESSED UP. MY ATTORNEYS ARE WATCHING. I'm undercover agent looking for some offenders THAT DOES SOMETHING TO ANOTHER PERSON AND A PERSON TOLD ME AND GAVE ME some information. >> I gave you a long >> No, you just you just got involved in social justice. >> You just threw me down on THE GROUND. LOOK AT YOU roll over >> AND YOU I CAN'T ROLL OVER YOU. MY ARM AND MY LEG IS STRESSFUL. You're >> You were standing up just fine a minute ago. >> I WAS CRAPPING. I WAS MOVING AROUND SO MY LEG DOESN'T CRAP UP. I HAD TO LEAVE. >> I got medical. I got ankles on boots and they put me. >> Okay. So, we're going to sit you up. >> No, you just messed up. I need medical. >> Yep. We have medical coming. >> And you just threw me down in my face. >> Come on. ROLL OVER. >> I CAN'T. MY MUSCLES IS SPASM. >> OKAY. I have my YOU WANT TO SEE MY MEDICAL BAND? I JUST CAME OFF A MUSCLE SPASM. >> You want to lay like that then? >> You just threw ME ON THE GROUND. >> MA'AM, you're under arrest. >> I'M NOT UNDER ARREST FOR WHAT? >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Just sit up. >> Just sit up. >> WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? >> Rather than settling down, she continues pointing fingers at officers, insisting they're responsible for where things ended up. >> You just told me he didn't want to trespass me, and I asked for THE TRESPASS. I GOT UP AND YOU TOLD ME TO SIT BACK DOWN. I TOLD YOU I COULDN'T SIT BACK DOWN. I HAVE MUSCLE SPASM. I HAVE TO WALK AROUND. SO MY LEG WENT CRAMP UP. >> OKAY. And then you start >> and then I TOLD YOU TO GET OUT OF MY WAY. I WAS WALKING AROUND AND ALL OF A SUDDEN YOU JUST PUT YOUR GLOVES on >> and you started causing a scene. >> No. You asked him did they want you to do that? SO YOU GRABBED ME AND THREW ME ON THE GROUND. >> YOU BOTHERED THESE PEOPLE. You asked public wanted to be DISORGANIST like you want to take ME SOMEWHERE AND DO SOMETHING. TALKING ABOUT IT'S OVER WITH. >> OKAY. >> Somebody just made you and said you're NOT A POLICE OFFICER. Y'ALL COPS. >> You just messed up. >> Can we get you up? >> YOU THREW ME ON THE GROUND. I WAS ALREADY STANDING UP. NO, I NEED MEDICAL TO PICK ME UP FROM HERE. >> OKAY, we got medical on their way. >> Well, LEAVE ME RIGHT HERE CUZ MY BACK AND MY LEG WAS FAST. They just took me to the emergency room. >> Okay. Well, she's on her side. She's breathing. >> MY LEG WAS SPINNING. YOU GETTING READY TO KICK ME? >> I'M NOT going to. I did not kick you. >> And you was about to. >> No, ma'am. >> And you just assaulted me. >> No, I did not. >> Yes, YOU DID. YOU GRABBED ME AND THREW ME ON THE GROUND AND TALKING I'M UNDEREST. I'M NOT UNDER ARREST. I EVEN BROKEN THE law walking around through my legs fast AND I JUST GOT OUT THE HOSPITAL AND GOT MEDICAL BAND ON MY WRIST and you telling me to sit down. I can't sit down. You want to trespass me? I have to leave. So, I had to GET UP AND WALK AROUND CUZ MY LEG WAS CRAMPING UP. THEN YOU GOT MAD CUZ I WOULDN'T LISTEN TO you and I told you to go get the trespass affidavit and your business card and I was going to leave in. You said no. You do. I want to be disorderly conduct. You asked them are they okay with me asking you to leave to go get the trespass. They said you go ahead and disorderly conduct and that's crazy. [screaming] AND THEN YOU GRAB HER AND TALK ABOUT I'M UNDER ARREST AND ADD A 55 to it and THROWING ME ON THE GROUND. >> Seeing she has no intention of cooperating, officers give her a moment on the ground to cool off until an officer discovers something that complicates things even further for the suspect. >> That's a felony, dude. ever else AND I JUST HIT MY HEAD. >> She tried to go for my handgun for sure. NO, >> I WHATEVER. I WAS F YOU WAS THROWING ME DOWN. >> I ALMOST WAS 50 YEARS OLD. >> You were trying to go FOR MY HANDGUN. >> I WASN'T TRYING TO GO FOR YOUR HANDGUN. YOU WAS GRABBING ME AND THROWING ME AROUND ON THE TABLE. >> OKAY. >> And then YOU THREW ME BACK OVER AND I PUT MY FOOT ON THAT AND THEN YOU THREW ME ON THE GROUND. After being cleared by medical personnel, the suspect is taken into custody and charged with trespassing after warning, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. What's your verdict? Let me know in the comments, and I'll see you in the next video. As always, stay safe out there, folks.